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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-11-18, Page 5S HERE EOR .obart P1ar chard 1,11 BOon,' Middleto#; Nova are holi flaying With Mrs. tam's parents, M. and Olson Rarnaek. Other over last Weekend, were Ara Preiss, Mr. and Mrs. Garvey .Kxuegax' and Son Keith - alt' of Hanel er, and rias Diane Pellegrino of Montreal. On Sun- day wee Brian, ,who is the first area grandchild of Mrs. Weiss, Was, baptized in Knox Presby- terian Church. 'CYN DE RELLAS Lingerie Shoppe -- MAIN .STREET , ... BLY' i, ONTARIO NOW OPEN WWE• HAVE CHOSEN FIVE. OF TifEE BEST MANUFACTURERS IN 'TIS FIELD DOMINI.ON "CORSET WARNER BROS, --- CANADIAN LADY- ; STELLA LUCAS HARVEY WOODS IRENE COLE ' Proprietress 20 YEARS OF CORSETIERE • EXPERIENCE 4548 CAMPBELL'S • ALL BRANDS CIGA-R-ETTES WITH PURCHASE OF $1.00 OR MORE 3.1 0 CARTON. 1 6ONOL OINTMENT Reg. 79c ...... .69 [CKS VAPORUB Reg. 64c 52 [VTIPHLOGISTINE RUB Reg. $1.25. 99 BSORBINE JR. Reg. $1.25 , . .97 p 5 HAIR SPRAY Reg. $1.89 Y 1.39 oxzema Hand L otion-Reg. 99e .73 DDULAR_SUPER-GENTLE lni Home Permanent Reg. $2.00 1.49 VIE CREAM RINSE Reg. $1.59 1.39 ffy Toothache. Drops Reg. 39c . .32 ODESS 48's Reg. $1.85 1.41 LKA SELTZER Reg. 78c .64 APER ASPIRIN" 100's. _Reg.. 99c ....:7b r.Chase's Nerve Food Reg. 98c .87 rernets Denture Powder Reg. 98c .85 !ore Hair Dressing Reg. 59c 49 & J Shampoo For Children Reg. 79c 69 lairol, Silk 'n' Silver Reg. $1.95, . 175 nlolin Deodorant Powder 'Reg..53 & J COTTON -BUDS Reg. 59c .48 DXZEMA Over Girl Makeup Reg. $1.35 1 12 tEPARATION H UPPOSITORIES Reg. $2.50 2 29 LD SPICE ,FTER SHAVE LOTION Reg. $1.50 1.29- hastan Nasal Spray Reg. $1.25 99 IPPITY DO [air Setting Lotion Reg. $1.25 - - .99 'rig Spray Deodorant Reg. $1.39 . - ..1.19 IILDROOT REAM HAIR OIL Reg. 79c 59 oLOArs-- - 'UE TOOTHPASTE Reg. 69c . .59 ;REST TOOTIIPASTIJ Reg. $1.49 ...1.2i Complement Your Christmas Giving With "Beautiful ELIZABETH ARDEN CHRISTMAS GIFTS SHOP NOW WHILE SELECTION IS COMPLETE.' Agents For LAURA SECORD CANDIES We Deliver Dial 7532 CAMPBELL'S 168. THE SQUARE Rabies cases in animals :have. been, found west of Kippen and in the Credito and' St, Joseph area, "bout uffTre in' the north- ern .part of the couch.' Dr. R. M. Aldis, MOI;' said ' in reply to -:a query from Reeve J ` HR Corbett of Hay when the report a the health unit wag presented to county council on Tuesday. ti Reeve F. A. obit, Bayfield; asked if there had been any cases. of ,human beings being infected. "Not in recent years," -Dr. Aldis said, "but five or six years ago there were two deaths in the province, one of a child bitten by a skunk and action not taken in time, the other a man bitten by a fox." Regarding the county situa- tion, he said: "Approximately 55 animal cases were reported positive up to November 12, compared with 33 for all of 1964. The red fox papulation is still s Increase ;Huron considered ,to be. the prime re ter a and 8119111d be completed. servol "of in ecnon among ouz' wildlife. The principal vietin14 among domestic. livestock have been cattle. One death has?lso occurred in an ; nvaceinated dog. "At the regplar imnnitnization clinics for dogs and cats. 2,601 animals have, been protected se far this year, an increase of 5Q0 over the number in 1904, It is hoped that this. service to county residents can be continued next 'year, perhaps through arrange- ments with the appropriate branch of a senior government." Polio Vaccine • The health 9 unit introduced this fall, for a first time irk Huron, the Sabin oral poliomye- litis vaccine. Between Septem- ber 27 and October 15, approx. imately 13,500 school children received their initial feeding on sugar cubes, representing 93% of total school population, sec- ond feeding commenced Novem- !by November 'le, are, very, grateful .to the Kress. and CKNX," Dr, Aldis ad•, 'Jed, ',for= the interesting coVer>,{ age .they.gave''this prograxn,'r.. " R CREWE toy maize.is said to be im- proving in Goderich .to Mr. and Mrs. C. Finnigan at- tended the agricultural annual: meeting in Clinton on Wednes- day. Mrs. C. Chamney of Wingham; Mrs. S. Thompson, Jane and Elden of Donnybrook visited Mrs. R. Finnigan on Wednesday afternoon. r M. and Mrs. Colin Crozier, Douglas and Brian of Dorches- ter visited "Mr. and Attys. C. Croz- ier on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Bushell of London spent the weekend at the same home. 4. v Visit Our Large New Sweater Shop Downstairs Soon And See The -Tremendous. --Selection Of Pullovers And Cardigans In All The Latest Styles And Colors And Sixes From Small To 'Extra Large. We Believe We Have The Largest Stock Of Sweaters In Huron County, And Well Known Brands Are Shown, Such As: • TERRY WILLIAMS • ARROW • WARREN KNIT • KAMBERN • BYFORD The Sweaters Are Displayed In Their Own Special Department And The. Sizes Are Easy To Find Foy Self Selection. Come In And Lay -Away Your Christmas Sweater Now . R • SPECIAL ATTRACTION Featured This Week In The D ;yyinstairs "Cellar Club" . THS DROMEN TRIO FOLK SINUUNG GROUP ' THIS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20th PERFORMANCE AT 2 P.M. No Admission - Everyone Welcome Pick up your ticket now -Limited number available LARRY ALDHAM MEN'S SHOP 36 SQUARE ."The -Store With The Stock" GODERICH 524-7141 A. j . Bill....Bish�p 1 -honored A senni-retired Goderich church organist has been award- ed an -Honorary Fellowship of the Royal Canadian College of Organists. William i3ishop, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M., London,is is now entitl- ed to add the letters F.R.C.C.O. to• his name. Irish-born, Mr. Bishop retired from Knox -Church eight years• ago after being resident organ- ist there for 12 years. Two years ago he answered a request 'from Clinton 'Anglican Church .and has been acting there as organ- ist since that time. He came tb . Canada 46 years ago and took over the music in- struction for schools- in the St. Marys area. From there he accepted a sim- ilar position with Stratford city schools and took over as organist at St. Jaynes' Anglican Church there. Prior to corning to Goderich he was also the directdr of mus- ical studies for the- late Edward Joh,nston's School Music Found- ation. • • "I was very pleased to' hear of 'his honor that' has been awarded me," said Mr. Bishop this week. • - Con Men Alert Police Chief Fred .Minshall' issued a warning this week con cerning a gang of confidence men known to. be operating in Western Ontario. The tricksters 'specialize in defrauding elderly women out of large amounts of cash. In London, police and bank officials recently foiled a scheme which involved more than $2,000. The confidence men are known to pose as bank inspectors and police officers. The bogus de- tectives question women about pension chequesand bank ac- counts and say they wish to ex- amine money because of coun- terfeit bilis in circulation. . "If anything of . a suspicious nature` involving money is not- iced then the person involved should Contact us immediately," said Chief Minshall. WANtI A WINNER ? For Every $1.00 Purchase You Will Receive A Ticket On A Beautiful Picture Valued At $59.95 -- See It In Our Window. Draw On Christmas Eve, December 24th. MAKE A GIFT - START NOW 100% Italian -Mohair -1 oz. 69c. Speed Knit --t ozs. $1.39 Special Sweater Wool -4 ois. 99c Special Double Knit Wool -2 ozs. 59c SEE OUR GIFTS FROM EUROPE Boxes of Dutch Chocolate Tapestries Baby Gifts Souvenirs, etc. Our Last Bulbs' From Holland To Clear Out At Half Price AMSINGS IMPORT 55 A,Ibert Street Clinton . Knitting Centre' P ou Can Still Harpoon A Big Value... We Continue E. a• Jack Cory; right, Goderich, purchases ..a -coin from David 1'ri e,, Sarnia, representing bhe Bluewater Coin'Company, at' the Huron, -, nIir §oe}�t�cin exhibition. which was 'held at the ELM . `Raven It,or'1113:e e rrn Photo by Clinton, News Record dons .CIubSees. Slides Of.British _Trip Beautiful, colored pictures of places he visited while an, a tour of the British Isles were flashed on the screen as Sam Anderson gave vivid'descriptions of them during a meeting of the Goderich Lions Club last Thursday evening. Accompanied on the trip by his wife, Sam included scenes of family reunions in picture- sque settings both in England and in Sam's beloved native Ire- land. . _ Many -of the .A general scenes of historical spots brought back memories to Lions origin- ally from the British Isles or who had visited there. Thanks for the photo address, which included many little hum- orous and added notes, was ex- pressed on behalf of the club by Gordon McManus. . Chairman of the evening's' program, was George MacEwan, a charter -member of the club. He called ' on Phil Carey who introduced Sam Anderson and gave a biographical sketch of the lather. ' Visitors at the meeting were 18 members of the Grand Bend Lions Club headed by their pre- sident, 1'red Willert. The Goderich club voted in favor of helping to subsidize a puppet show for children which is to be sponsored by Goderich Little Theatre. - Among the winners of draw prizes were Ted Williams and Jim Coulter. An "In Memoriam" minute's silence was observed at the start -of the program. The next meeting on Novem- ber 25 will see Arn McConnell as chairman. -The program will include something in the way of an innovation. District De- 'puty Governor T. MacMillan of Exeter is to be present and the. .following new members will be inducted: Paul Oliver, Sandy Bisset, Pat Young, Wally Milley, George Negraiff and Mohan Sud. FI GURE SKATES Anyway you "figure," C.C.M. matched figure skating sets are beautifully built... economically priced. Designed for fit and balance to give you the confidence you need to skate your best. Attractive: white elk uppers. Comfortable foam -lined tongue. Brightly -plated special steel, blades retain keen edges ;longer! Wide selection of.styles and prices to suit every budget. Come in today! GORDIS SPORTS - CYCLE 211 BAYFIELD ROAD 524-90o1 NikT .1964 PLYM,O,UTH LVEDERE HARDTOP ---Black with red War. Has V-8 motor, automatic trans - 'Won and radio. Lic. A48142. Three fears' warranty. remaining $23*5. .00 1141 sioN .sr... • • 1965 VALIANT 100-4 two -door with 145 h.p. six -cylinder engine, automatic transmission and ,radio. Driven Tess than 10,000 miles. Canada's most .. popular compact with four years' warranty remaininb. Lic. A57074 82295.00 1963 PONTIAC. PARISIENNE-A four -door ' sedan with . • V-8, automatic transmission and radio; in showroom condifion. Boubht new by local executive. Lk. A55706 s2195.00 t 1965 BARRACUDA HARDTOP -White with • red interior. Has economical slant six engine with standard transmissions Four years' warranty rernoin- ing. Lic. 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